Most Read Patent Blogs

IPWatchdog Gene Quinn recently published his list of the top 26 patent blogs, based upon Technorati rankings (Quinn only considered blogs in the top 1M of the Technorati rankings) -- click here to read Quinn's post.  Quinn manually determined which blogs counted as patent blogs, and did nice work.  Although I would add the IP ADR Blog to the list.  While I do not place much weight in blog rangings, the list identified a few new blogs that I plan to follow, and it is gratifying to see that the Chicago IP Litigation Blog has a strong reader base in the patent world.

Here are Quinn's rankings:

  1. Patently-O - Technorati Rank 21,202
  2. Patent Baristas - Technorati Rank 61,134
  3. IPWatchdog - Technorati Rank 80,245
  4. Against Monopoly - Technorati Rank 80,245
  5. Patently Silly - Technorati Rank 90,082
  6. Chicago IP Litigation Blog - Technorati Rank 117,073
  7. PHOSITA - Technorati Rank 101,726
  8. Spicy IP - Technorati Rank 129,347
  9. PLI Patent Practice Center - Technorati Rank 132,753
  10. Duncan Bucknell Company’s IP Think Tank - Technorati Rank 136,348
  11. Patent Prospector - Technorati  Rank 152,448
  12. Securing Innovation - Technorati Rank 162,007
  13. Peter Zura’s 271 Patent Blog - Technorati Rank 163,794
  14. The Invent Blog- Technorati Rank 167,214
  15. Promote the Progress - Technorati Rank 198,166
  16. I/P Updates- Technorati Rank 213,371
  17. IP NewsFlash- Technorati Rank 221,777
  18. Orange Book Blog - Technorati Rank 221,777
  19. The IP Factor - Technorati Rank 250,588
  20. Philip Brook’s Patent Infringement Updates- Technorati Rank 273,434
  21. Patent Docs - Technorati Rank 300,413
  22. Antiticpate This! - Technorati Rank 351,677
  23. Patent Fools (now operated by IPWatchdog.com) - Technorati Rank 351,092
  24. Patentably Defined - Technorati Rank 614,978
  25. Steve van Dulke’s Patent Blog -  Technorati Rank 676,101
  26. IP Spotlight - Technorati Rank 752,199

IP-Centric Blawg Review

This week's Blawg Review #185 is up at Duncan Bucknell's IP Think Tank -- click here to read it.  It will be no surprise to Bucknell's readers (including me) that his theme is global intellectual property.  Of course, Bucknell focuses on the Bilski decision -- for example, IP Blawg and IP Spotlight.  Bucknell also looks at some posts regarding how the changing administration will impact IP law, including two posts from Patent Docs (click here and here) and the IAM Blog.